Re: Error in FileInputStream?

On Wednesday, October 17, 2001, at 10:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When the JVM boots, System.in is allocated using a file descriptor. If the security manager is already installed, then an exception is thrown. Is there a reason, for assuming that the security manager is not available

Re: Missing AWT peer

On Thursday, October 18, 2001, at 02:22 AM, Andreas Rueckert wrote: Console apps seem to work. At a HelloWorldApp worked as expected. It seems that it's just a problem with the GTK lib. It could be a problem with ORP and the native part of its System.loadLibrary() implementation. I've

Re: build ideas

On Thursday, October 18, 2001, at 02:43 AM, Eric Blake wrote: What about the idea of both a Makefile and build.xml approach to building the .class files? This sounds reasonable to me. regards Bryce. ___ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

question about vm/reference files

What is the reason that some of the VM dependent core .java files are not located directly in the top tree, while others are? For example, java/lang/Object.java is in the main tree, but java/lang/Throwable.java is only in the vm/reference subtree. I understand why things like VMClassLoader.java

Re: question about vm/reference files

Eric Blake [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What is the reason that some of the VM dependent core .java files are not located directly in the top tree, while others are? For example, java/lang/Object.java is in the main tree, but java/lang/Throwable.java is only in the vm/reference subtree. I

Re: question about vm/reference files

The thought was that Classpath either would not provide the classes that are VM dependent (leaving those to the VM) or that there would be multiple directories (vm/gcj, vm/orp, vm/kaffe, etc.) The ugly complexity appears to be necessary. Brian That still doesn't explain why Object is in